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I have 32GB RAM in total. The load average is 60 to 70%. There are 8 concurrent running VMs in which, an average of 5 GB RAM is assigned, hardly over 50% load average. The VM 301 is an exception with a bit more RAM assigned. I haven't seen the other VM using more RAM simultaneously. I'll adjust...

Thanks for asking back. The files are more or less 1GB. Worth to mention: I had been playing around with network card and disc controller but the behaviour hasn't changed no matter what type I have used. boot: order=scsi0;ide2;net0 cores: 4 ide2: none,media=cdrom memory: 8640 name: DB-srvr...

I did dig deeper into the hypothesis about the an insufficent root disk (which is an USB stick). So I have moved the swap file to the NVME disk. The system doesn't freeze anylonger: I/O latency is gone, overall disc performance became really good! Just to complete this post: a guideline of how...

Hello Oguz Thank you for your guidance. I have something Syslog and journal note an RRDC error right in the moment when the system freezes. (I don't know what that is, I'd need to google). So I googled it. I understand it is related to the statistics analyzer (?). So the message isn't directly...

Sure, thank you for asking. I had rather everything related to the disk done through shell. And this of course, since I had the ESXi disks put into the ProxMox server. The UI does not address this migration path. And this is certainly fine as this won't be a daily use case and only happens...

Dear all I have an issue when copying large chunks of data from one virtual machine to another. The RAMs on the source and target machines are filling-up until, disk I/O increases until the whole host system freezes. Swapping however seems to be decent. The hosts are on different SATA discs...

I have recently changed from ESXi 6.7 to ProxMox and thought to write down my first impressions. I had uses ESXi starting with version 5.0 for my home lab. I have chosen ESXi after a longer evaluation between the hyporvisors available at that time. ESXi was the only one fulfilling all my needs...

Indeed a rather obvious suggestion.. :-) It seems that somebody (me) had messed up fstab. Not juts a little. Realy. I had some false mounts that saved data to the /mnt directory. Thank you.

Digging a bit further into it, I may face two issues: - one is the mentioned fillup of the pve root - second is the IO delay by the discs For the latter I suspect a crappy onboard SATA controller on the mainboard. I may just have to life with that. For the first, any advice would be welcome...

Dear all Moved from ESXi to proxmox I already gain experiences :) I have an issue with /dev/mapper/pve-root running out of disk space. It does that until no space is left. It does this, if several 1 TB files (database backup, zip files) with SCP (in one go) from one vm to another. I have...